Arthur Hayes’ 2026 outlook is extremely bullish. His central claim is that the next wave of global money printing will push Bitcoin into the $200k–$500k+ range, with extreme scenarios approaching $750k later in the cycle.
Bryan Solstin
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I run a Bitcoin Knots node.
Bitcoin is Ideal Money.
Better than sound money.
Everything else is spam.
Sorry SLOPP, RETODD,
Bitcoin is ideal money. Not an arbitrary DB. Blockchain Bros prepare to be rugged.
bip110.org
Sorry SLOPP, RETODD.
Bitcoin is ideal money not aN ARBITRARY DB. Blockchain Bros prepare to be rugged.


BIP-110
BIP-110: Temporarily Limit Arbitrary Data in Bitcoin
A one-year consensus soft fork to limit arbitrary data storage in Bitcoin, protecting its purpose as sound, permissionless money.
Bitcoin is censorship resistant money, not censorship resistant file storage. To force the latter on top of the former is retarded, hence BIP110
time → ∞, AIM → truth
Asymptotic Ideal Money + time
= standard measurement of value
Bitcoin is ideal money.
Eth is an affinity scam.
If you don’t what an affinity scam is, I recommend you do the research.
The conversation about smart contracts and coalitions… in contrast to ideal money… goes all the way back to 1950. And remember, survival is the exception.
Bitcoin’s original intent:
AIM
Asymptotic Ideal Money
Not a blockchain bulletin board (v30)
The future of money is fundamentally Nash’s Bitcoin versus von Neumann’s Ethereum.
Bitcoin reflects Nash’s non-cooperative equilibrium.
Nash’s dissertation became one of the most cited works in economic theory because it proved the Adam Smith idea: a system can reach a stable outcome even when each participant acts entirely on individual incentives. No committees, no coalitions, and no central authority are required. The rules remain stable because no single actor benefits from trying to change them. This insight earned Nash the Nobel Prize in Economics and is the intellectual backbone of Bitcoin’s governance. Stability emerges because coordination is unnecessary.
Ethereum reflects von Neumann’s cooperative and coalition governance.
Von Neumann founded modern game theory on the idea that coalitions can negotiate outcomes. Ethereum follows this model. Rule changes depend on coordinated groups such as the Foundation, core developers, large validators, and social consensus. Governance is active, political, and negotiated.
Analysts often treat Bitcoin and Ethereum as if each system relies on the same economic and governance structure. This misunderstanding could result in catastrophic losses for savers, investors, and governments.
v30 killed Asymptotic Ideal Money
AIM
Not Bitcoin, just another blockchain.
The OGs are selling.
v30 killed Asymptotic Ideal Money
AIM
Not Bitcoin, just another blockchain.
The OGs are selling.